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Born in 1966., Miguel Ceballos is a lawyer from the Javeriana University (Bogotá, Colombia) has a maters degree in philosophy from the Gregorian University (Rome, Italy), and a PhD. in Law, with an emphasis on environmental issues.
Was Deputy Minister of Justice (2009-2010) and High Commissioner for Peace (2018-2021), founder and director of the human rights institutes of the Javeriana University (1,995) and Sergio Arboleda University (2010),
Currently coordinates the Center for Conflict Mediation and Social Dialogue, at Javeriana University in Bogotá, Colombia.
Has extensive international experience, having worked as a researcher and professor at Georgetown University in Washington DC, where he participated in the design of the economic development and local governance component of Plan Colombia.
He has extensive theoretical and practical training in conflict resolution. Has extensive experience in the public and private sector, in the academic world and in the field of professional consulting on social issues, conflict resolution and social development.
Founder and director of the social foundation created by Coca Cola company in Colombia, dedicated to strengthening local development in low-income educational environments in areas of high conflict in the country.
Founder and Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joseph F. Coughlin, best known as “Dr. Joe,” is founder and Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab. Researcher, teacher & advisor – his work explores how global demographics, technology and changing behaviors are transforming business & society. He teaches in MIT’s Department of Urban Studies & Planning. Coughlin has served on advisory committees for the White House, World Economic Forum, and the Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development. He routinely works with major firms across industries worldwide and speaks before audiences from 25 to 25,000. He was recognized by the Wall Street Journal as inventing the future of retirement and one of “100 Most Creative in Business” by Fast Company Magazine. He was named one of Investment News “Icons & Innovators.” Coughlin is a Senior Contributor to Forbes and regularly writes for the Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, as well as other leading business outlets. His latest book is The Longevity Economy: Unlocking the World’s Fastest Growing, Most Misunderstood Market – was named a CEO READS Best Seller. With MIT AgeLab colleague Luke Yoquinto, his new book, Longevity Hubs: How Regions Are Competing in the Longevity Economy, is forthcoming with MIT Press (2023). Follow him on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjoecoughlin/ and Twitter @josephcoughlin.
EU Policy and Project Manager, ERRIN, European Regions Research and Innovation Network
Mr. Qureshi has more than two decades of field-based experience in climate-compatible development, agroforestry, food security, climate-induced disaster risk reduction, livelihood development as well as ESG standards & frameworks. He is involved in multi-focal projects and programs taking care of research, development, entrepreneurship, and public policy for sustainable development and community-based ecological conservation and market-led climate-smart agriculture in line with water-energy-food security nexus throughout Pakistan. He has also been running the most sustainable entrepreneurship-based innovative programs for resource-poor farmers with the aims of poverty alleviation in Sindh and Punjab since 1991 to date. He has also been running collaborative capacity-building projects in partnership with UNDP, AKRSP, Kuchlak Welfare Society (KWS), Balochistan, and the corporate sector by managing multi-stakeholders partnership involving communities, NGOs, academia, government, and the private sector organizations. Over the span of 2 decades, he has successfully completed about 100 development projects in almost all geographical areas of Pakistan.
Currently, Mr. Qureshi is one of the passionate Allies / Members of the Council for Inclusive Capitalism with a commitment to building a fairer, more inclusive, and sustainable future. Since 1998, he is also one of the dynamic Fellows of Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) and Convener Executive Committee of Islamabad LEAD-Club (ILC) which is one of the local chapters of LEAD representing fellows from about 75 development organizations in the capital city. He possesses in-depth skills in project development, resource mobilization, and business plan development. Moreover, he has also been serving on the Board of some development organizations.
He has managed of being physically fit, socially tolerant, and spiritually composed with the remarkable leadership skills to accept challenges, create change, bring people together, develop innovative approaches, and set off the team spirit among his cohorts. Believing in ‘Nothing is Impossible’ he is traveling to a destination where there is great success despite many obstacles along the way.
May The Peace Of Thy Lord Be With You All,
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In 2019, Emma Waldman joined the Harvard Business Review as a writer and editor. Throughout her tenure, she’s edited popular book titles, articles, and educational tools. Her published works cover topics ranging from the five generations at work and entrepreneurship, to combating imposter syndrome and leading multigenerational teams. She’s been fortunate enough to speak on various panels and podcasts about the importance of age equity at work. Emma believes that with humility and understanding, the five generations at work can successfully learn to work together instead of against each other.
Emma is from Baltimore, MD. She holds a bachelor’s degree from American University and a master’s degree from Georgetown University. She volunteers with the Humane Society of the United States as an animal rights advocate and with the local public school system tutoring students in reading and writing.
Founder & CEO of The Asian Network a community mainly composed of 550+ members across 25 asian countries including Government Officials,C-Level positions, High Net worth Individuals, Entrepreneurs, Academics,and Ivy League Alumni & Young Leaders.
In February 2020, Ravindra was selected by the World Economic Forum in their “ASEAN Expert” Network.
He is also a columnist for the World Economic Forum.
A Political Scientist Peggy Maguire has worked at the international, regional and national level over the last twenty-five years highlighting the need for gender equity in biomedical research, public health and social policy. Prior to her role as Director General at the EIWH, Peggy was Director of Development at the National Maternity Hospital, Dublin and Director of the Research and Education Foundation at the Irish College of General Practitioners.
As an advocate for a health literate public, Peggy developed a cancer communication and information initiative for and by women to ensure cancer information was women led. As part of her commitment to gender equality, Peggy has been a member of the WHO expert group on gender mainstreaming and contributed to the WHO Women’s Health Strategy for Europe. In 2014 Peggy worked on amendments to the Clinical Trials Regulation to ensure gender and age were included. Peggy is also former President of the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA). Peggy has initiated and contributed to EU projects such as Engender-Inventory of good practices in Europe for promoting gender equity in health; Engendering Research Ethics Committees (RECs) and EUGenMed, leading the research and the workshop on the inclusion of Sex and Gender in Healthcare Professional Education.
In 2019, the Minister for Health in Ireland appointed Peggy co-chair of the Women’s Health Task Force. Peggy’s research and advocacy work supports gender equity, ageing, patient and disability rights as well as the implications of social determinants on health and wellbeing. In October 2021, the WHO Academy Quality Committee announced the appointment of Peggy to its Board and chair of the patient and community engagement working group.
Among my published works, I believe that the following papers will stimulate your attention. The results of this systematic literature review, underpinned by an algorithm-based methodology, are surprising. They are another manifestation of the lack of attention that this issue has had. Indeed, it became evident that most studies focus almost exclusively on the contents, methodologies and impact of EE programmes. They are silent about processes linked to decision and implementation, a situation which thus begs answers to the main question: how come that EE is not yet widespread across compulsory education? Perhaps this helps us put things in perspective and better understand why is it that, despite so many official documents from supranational institutions and local governments, Entrepreneurship Education struggles so much when it comes to its actual implementation. In the article concerning the NUTSIII you can find some concrete suggestions. The third paper concerns a new framework and approach to decision making and public policy.
A New Conceptual Framework and Approach to Decision Making in Public Policy
Professor in New Media & Director Research, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, India
Pradeep Nair is Professor of New Media in the Department of New Media and Director Research of the University. Previously he was Dean of the School of Journalism, Mass Communication and New Media from 2015-2022; and Head of New Media from 2012-2022. His research and teaching is in the fields of critical communication theories, new media in shaping public opinion and behaviour in the context of state-society nexus, exploring the relationship between local media and climate change, understanding the impact of climate change on local ecologies and health communication and governance.
Prof. Nair is affiliated to the International Panel on the Information Environment (IPIE), a Swiss based International Panel and global science organization committed to providing actionable scientific knowledge about threats to the world’s information environment officially launched at the Noble Prize Summit 2023 – Truth, Trust and Hope, May 24-26 in Washington D.C.
He is a member of the Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education (GCCHE), Planning Committee of National Adaptation Forum, Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) of International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Forum Network, World Economic Forum, Water and Climate Coalition (WCC), Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) and The Water Network (TWN). His engagement is in exploring the expanded role of communication outreach in increasing the ability of local communities to engage them in advocacy and policy issues related to climate resilience and maintaining the local biodiversity. His case study on Crating Resilience among Rural Communities: Communication Outreach and Climate Change is published by Climate Adaptation and Knowledge Exchange (CAKE). He is presently an External Reviewer in selecting research proposals for funding for Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research (APN) Capacity Development Committee under the Scientific Capacity Development Programme (CAPaBLE).
He has published widely in the field of communication and media studies, health communication and governance including role of media in developing people’s perception about climate change by using their considerable public trust to build acceptance through small narratives (Journal of Development Communication, 2022), policy and response strategies adopted to deal with restricted physical access to socio-economic infrastructure, facilities and services amid the Covid pandemic with a focus on cutting-edge health technologies at its core (Frontiers in Digital Health, 2022); exploring the potential benefits of media exposure on wellbeing within the disciplinary boundaries of media psychology, while looking at the Indian and Tibetan understanding of the wellbeing construct (Asia Pacific Media Educator, 2021), Framing of community dynamics by small town journalists in Dharamshala, India (Newspaper Research Journal, 2020), Journalism Education in Post-Truth Era (Journalism and Mass Communication Educator, 2019), Identity Crisis versus Ethical Dilemmas of Small Town Journalism (Journalism Education, 2018), Contextualizing Fake News in Post-truth Era (Asia Pacific Media Educator, 2017).
He is the Senior Editor in the Editorial Board of Centre for Agriculture and Bio-science International (CABI) One Health Resources, Associate Editor of Connected Health a speciality section of Frontiers in Digital Health and Associate Editor of Political Communication section of Frontiers in Communication and is the Editor of a research section on Health Technologies and Innovations to effectively respond to the Covid-19 Pandemic. The section deals with cutting-edge academic research and industry-scale manufacturing and production of healthcare innovations to deal with the challenges posed by the pandemic. He is also one of the Editors of the Research Topic Collection – Highlights in Connected Health 2021/22 – a collection aims to showcase a selection of high impact articles authored by leaders in the field. This research collection highlights the broad diversity of research performed across the connected health section, and aims to put a spotlight on the main areas of interest. He is in the Editorial Board of Journal of Educational Technology Development and Exchange (JETDE) published by the University of Southern Mississippi, United States and had served two consecutive terms in the Editorial Board of the journals - Asia Pacific Media Educator (SAGE & University of Wollongong, Australia) and Pedagogy in Health Promotion (SOPHE & SAGE). He has been awarded Top Peer Reviewer in Social Sciences by Web of Science and Clarivate Analytics in 2019 and is currently reviewing for British Medical Journal, WHO Health Bulletin, European Policy Review, Health and Technology, Pedagogy in Health Promotion, Communication Inquiry, Asian Ethnicity, Journalism Studies, Journalism Practice and Frontiers in Public Health. His recent work concerns macro and micro ecological interventions related to environmental stability, climate resilience and maintaining the local biodiversity through mediated narratives.
Prof. Nair supervises doctoral students undertaking research on participatory democracy and governance in developing economies, media governance processes, digital disinformation and health communication and promotion.
Selected Publications
Nair, P., Vaishnav, D., & Tandon, A. (2022). The Paradoxes of Climate Change Reporting: A study of landslide news stories published in Hindi language newspapers of Himachal Pradesh, India. The Journal of Development Communication, 33(2),30-43. https://jdc.journals.unisel.edu.my/ojs/index.php/jdc/article/view/231
Nair P, Antoniou PE, Pino EJ and Fico G (2022) Editorial: Highlights in connected health 2021/22. Front. Digit. Health 4:1066860. doi: 10.3389/fdgth.2022.1066860
Schuller, B.W., Pham, P.N., Do, S. Pattichis, C.S. & Nair, P. Eds. (2022). Health Technologies and Innovations to Effectively Respond to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Lausanne: Frontiers Media SA. doi:10.3389/978-2-88974-639-2
Nair, P. (2022). Editorial: Health Technologies and Innovations to effectively respond to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Frontiers in Digital Health 4: 849652 doi: 10.3389/fdgth.2022.849652
Nair, P., & Vaishnav, D. K. (2021). Media Use and Well-being: Understanding the Interplay in the Context of Tibetan Youth in India Amid COVID-19 Crisis. Asia Pacific Media Educator. https://doi.org/10.1177/1326365X211002365 (SAGE)
Bhaskaran, H., Sharma, S., Nair, P., & Mishra, H. (2020). Encroachers and victims: Framing of community dynamics by small-town journalists in Dharamshala, India. Newspaper Research Journal. https://doi.org/10.1177/0739532920950045 (SAGE)
Nair, P. (2020). Children Displaced: Deinstitutionalisation of Child Care Institutions in Tibetan Exile Settlements in Dharamshala, India. Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond, 7(1), 56–64. https://doi.org/10.1177/2349300319894863 (SAGE)
Nair, P. (2019). The Emerging Concept of an Inclusive mHealth Ecosystem in India. In C. Albuquerque (Ed.), Emerging Trends and Innovations in Privacy and Health Information Management (pp. 116-141). Hershey, PA: IGI Global. doi:10.4018/978-1-5225-8470-4.ch005
Nair, Pradeep. (2019). Child Sexual Abuse and Media: Coverage, Representation and Advocacy. Institutionalized Children Explorations and Beyond, 6 (1): 38-45. DOI: 10.5958/2349-3011.2019.00005.7 (SAGE)
Bhaskaran, H., Mishra, H. & Nair, P. Journalism Education in Post-Truth Era: Pedagogical Approaches based on Indian Journalism Students’ Perception of Fake News. Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 74 (2): 158-170. doi: 10.1177/1077695819830034 (SAGE)
Identity Crisis versus Ethical Dilemmas: The Struggle of Practicing Journalism in a small Hill Town of India. Journalism Education, 2018.
Contextualizing Fake News in Post-truth Era: Journalism Education in India. Asia Pacific Media Educator, 2017. doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/1326365X17702277
Democracy for a Territoryless and Stateless Polity: The Elections of Tibetans-in-Exile. International Political Science Abstracts, 2016. (SAGE)
Ideological Neutrality (!) The Difficulty in Teaching Political Journalism to Students Who Want to Be Advocates. Asia Pacific Media Educator, 2015. doi: 10.1177/1326365X15604251 (SAGE)
Genesis and Dissemination: Some thoughts concerning Journalism as Knowledge. Journalism Education, 2014.
The Emerging Interface of Healthcare System and Mobile Communication Technologies. Health and Technology, 2014. (Springer)
Mobile Advertising The Indian Perspective. In June Wei (Ed.) Mobile Electronic Commerce Foundations, Development and Applications, 2014. doi: 10.1201/b17686-19, CRC Press -Taylor and Francis.
Connect Exchange Programs: A Critical Component in Media Studies for Indian Media Schools. Journal of Educational Technology Development and Exchange, 2014. doi: 10.18785/JETDE.0701.03
ICT based Health Governance: The Indian Experience. Journal of Health Management, 2014. doi: 10.1177/0972063413518678 (SAGE).
Dr Tatiana Schifferle Rowson is a Social Gerontologist & Psychologist and an academic at Henley Business School, University of Reading, UK. Tatiana is responsible for the personal development of students in the Henley MBA and Undergraduate programmes. Her research focuses on ageing at work, retirement, silver entrepreneurship, and older workers' experiences in multigenerational workplaces. She is particularly interested in how midlife transitions impact health and well-being, work participation and retirement patterns, and how individuals make sense of and respond to changing circumstances at identity and behavioural levels. Before joining academia, Tatiana worked as an organisational psychology consultant and executive coach to several high-profile national and international, public and private sector organisations in the UK, Brazil and the United Arab Emirates, operating in various sectors, including banking and finance, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, media, energy and manufacturing.
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Hello, we present to you the most prominent effective figures in sustainable development from the Arab Republic of Egypt, Dr. Mohamed Sabry Al-Tawabti, Vice Chairman of the Planning and Development Committee of the Egyptian National Council. Dr. Mohamed Al-Tawabti participated in youth forums and international, Arab and local meetings and obtained several memberships, most notably: Active participation in the high-level political forum on sustainable development at the United Nations. He is also a member of the United Nations Youth for Sustainable Development Vision 2030, and he is the first Egyptian researcher to receive membership in the researchers group of the World Academy for Research,
He is also a member of the United Nations Economic and Social Council Youth Forum, a membership in the Stockholm +50 International Youth Conference, a membership in the United Nations Global Compact Leaders Summit for 2022, and a co-member of the first climate weeks in the Middle East and also in the Latin American region July 2022, It has also received membership in the UN Secretary-General's Climate Initiative, a member of the Marine Litter and Digital Plastic Pollution Platform and a member of the Working Group on Transforming Extractive Industries for Sustainable Development.
He is a prominent member of the European Union Youth Ambassadors for the Climate Pact, a member of the OECD Forum Network, an active member of the Arab Youth in the Sustainable Development Department of the League of Arab States, and one of the most active members of the Board of Trustees of the Million Youth Volunteer Initiative for Climate Adaptation, as well as a member of the Poverty Index design cycle group Multi-dimensionality to enrich the sustainable development goals of the United Nations organizations concerned in partnership with Oxford University. He is a participating member of the United Nations Green Forum and a participant in the meetings of the institutions of the Islamic Development Bank in Sharm El Sheikh 2022. He is also a participant in the African Development Bank meetings 2022 and an associate member of the Qatar Economic Forum 2022.
He had a distinguished presence in the international meeting held by the United Nations General Assembly for a healthy green planet, and participated in the Global Week of Action to Combat Desertification. Thank you